Neue Termine - 11., 12., 13. Oktober 2022
Hall 7.1, Porte de Versailles, Paris, Frankreich
IFU GmbH and RPO Attex will present a new version of the microwave temperature profiler family – the MTP-5i
For more than 50 years, Cimel has developed a complementary range of remote sensing solutions for atmospheric monitoring of aerosols and many environmental parameters. Its multi-spectral photometers are used to support satellite calibration and data validation by contributing to various scientific climate studies.
meteoblue is a provider of automated global precision weather data for every point on Earth, with top accuracy forecasts, seamless hourly history from 1979 up to now, and more than 100 variables in consistent and rapidly retrievable data sets, diagrams and dynamic map visualizations.
MicroStep-MIS, in cooperation with SESAR (Single European Sky ATM Research Joint Undertaking) on the PJ04 TAM project, has developed the Advanced Aviation Weather Decision Support System (AAWDSS).
At Meteorological Technology World Expo, Navimet will highlight its new range of digital thermometers to replace banned mercury thermometers, and a new digital hygrometer for meteorological applications.
RainWise, a Nielsen-Kellerman brand, will be exhibiting the MK4-C Cellular Weather Station. The new modular weather station has been purpose-built to meet customers’ specific monitoring needs without complex sensor, power and communication configuration decisions.
Onset’s web-enabled HOBO MicroRX weather station is a compact, rugged, easy-to-deploy, low-cost cellular microclimate monitoring solution.
In recent years, OTT HydroMet has focused on setting up complete automated weather stations. For every purpose, the company tailors a solution combining sensors, dataloggers and communication modules from its brands including Lufft, Kipp & Zonen, OTT, SUTRON and ADCON.
For some years sodar instruments had a limited altitude range, cumbersome dimensions and heavy weight. As these instruments reach the end of their useful life and support, an ideal new product for most applications, especially in the wind energy field, is Remtech’s PA-XS sodar.
Sagim has manufactured and supplied hydrogen production units using electrolysis and chemical processes for over 95 years. The company has supplied more than 250 electrolysis hydrogen generators and 5,000 chemical systems to more than 100 countries worldwide.
Seismo Wave specializes in infrasound sensors for the research community and for civil and military security. At this year’s expo, the company will introduce its new mobile infrasound stations specially designed for temporary monitoring campaigns.
SIAP+MICROS will present its latest datalogger family, which has united the flexibility, stable performance and reliability of previous generations of Siap+Micros dataloggers with breakthrough innovations.
At this year’s show, Sommer will introduce a new version of its RQ-30 non-contact radar discharge sensor. The updated version has many new features, and a new look and size.
Digitalization has enabled the automation of pollen measuring stations. As with modern meteorological technology, a data connection to the existing data network is possible.
An enhanced version of Teconer’s mobile road condition monitor will be introduced at the event. The new design of the mobile sensor features improved analysis and a smaller physical size. Installation and relocation of mobile road sensors anywhere in the vehicle becomes easier than ever before.
The Theta MP700 sensor is designed for combined measurement of solar radiation and rainfall in addition to measurements for wind speed and direction, temperature, relative humidity and air pressure.
Turnkey Instruments Ltd has launched a range of gas monitoring instruments to complement its noise and vibration products.
Meteomodem will present its brand-new M20 radiosonde, a revolution in the field of in-situ upper air measurements, allowing enhanced PTU and wind quality data. It boasts a low cost thanks to its small size and weight (only 36g).
AeroMonitor is an airfield monitoring software that centralizes the management of airfields and heliports, allowing automated information to be overseen, coordinated and received in real time, from a laptop.
LCJ Capteurs is eager to showcase the innovative SONIC-ANEMO-DLG ultrasonic wind sensor with incorporated datalogger, which will be available in wired and wireless versions.
At Meteorological Technology World Expo in Paris, IACIT will launch its RMT 0200, a cutting-edge weather radar that features double polarization with 100% solid-state transmission and is one of the most modern ever produced.
Since 2019, Graw has delivered more than 100,000 of its DFM-17 radiosondes to customers worldwide. Encouraged by this success, the company has enhanced the DFM-17 by adding an optional heated humidity sensor. This technology will be introduced at Meteorological Technology World Expo in Paris.
Designed for meteorological applications, scientific research and photovoltaic system performance monitoring, the S-Series range of pyranometers from Eko Instruments builds on over 90 years of experience to deliver industry and ISO 9060:2018 class-leading performance.
The Hail Harp sensor was developed in a partnership between the German Meteorological Service (DWD) and Eigenbrodt GmbH & Co KG.
Extreme events and hostile environments such as the Amazon jungle, Antarctica and offshore operations require equipment with great quality, reliability and robustness.
Challenging weather conditions can disrupt even the best supply chains. DTN’s weather intelligence delivers analytics in real time to make critical decisions to drive safety, efficiency and sustainability across operations.
For more than 50 years, Cimel has developed a complementary range of remote sensing solutions for atmospheric monitoring of aerosols and many environmental parameters.
As a manufacturer of wired and portable ultra-low-power ultrasonic wind meters for professional applications, Calypso continues to expand its product portfolio. At the 2021 Meteorological Technology World Expo in Paris, the company will exhibit its newest additions.
At the expo in Paris, CAE will showcase its new scalable Datalogger Compact, featuring an embedded Linux operating system and an interactive web server on board.
Biral will be exhibiting a selection from its extensive meteorological sensor portfolio at the expo. This will include the visibility and present weather sensors from the VPF and SWS ranges, which are in use at national and international airports worldwide, as well as at many national meteorological services.
The 3D Stereo Disdrometer for precipitation characterization will overcome previous shortcomings of instrumentation. The system detects the size, shape and optical properties of meteors as well as their vectorial velocity.
